Sentence examples for delaying events from inspiring English sources

If nucleotide extension is recognized as a competition between successful insertions and time delaying events, it can be described as a binomial process with a probability distribution.

Our enforcement mechanisms have the power of both delaying events to match timing constraints, and suppressing events when no delaying is appropriate, thus possibly allowing for longer executions.

While a shortage of venue space in Aberdeen is causing Roselle Events to organise "leftover" Christmas parties for oil and gas companies, some businesses elsewhere are delaying events for the cost benefits.

Typical bus non-on-time queries [15, 18] include: "How many bus delaying events happened over a given time period?", "Which are the routes where most delaying events happen?", and "Do the bus delaying events aggregate and where?", etc.

We also find that the lines that have frequently delaying events during different periods are different.

For example, which are the spatial temporal zones with significant aggregation of delaying events?

As the cost of acquiring the rights to the Summer and Winter Games has escalated, the financial imperative to tape-delay events has grown.

If the French and the British had little impact, it's mainly because they chose to dither, imagining they could delay events rather than joining the action.

Prompt (true, scatter, and random coincidences) and delayed events were separated into two sets of data.

He estimated that the site has been publishing one-third fewer stories than it was before, and he said its Copia think tank has had to delay events and papers.

Admittedly, our study has the drawbacks of any retrospective clinical investigation, such as variable follow-up duration which occasionally resulted in missing data for delayed events in the youngest patients (e.g. spinal arthrodesis or cardiomyopathy).